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Re: rrufff post# 21132

Wednesday, 02/15/2006 9:18:43 AM

Wednesday, February 15, 2006 9:18:43 AM

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You make good points and probably there are plenty in that mind-set, but i still think there are a majority who would love to get a little more back from HISC and then move on.

They were not long termers, feel suckered, and hoping not to make the same mistake again.

Hence ... "You will see well-timed PR's that did exactly as I advocated in this and prior posts here. The optimism created a huge wave of buying as posters highlighted this stock as one of the rare gems that fostered shareholder value as opposed to the typical pink penny that was a dilution and dumping machine."

Most will have learned to run with the hype and back off when the craze ends. One out of every 100 of these types actually goes on to be something.

Now maybe there are those who tuck 1000 of these types away and just hope, down the road, two or three become the next MSFT or AOL. Nothing wrong with that.

I'm not a basher either - just think if HISC does become something it will take longer than I am willing to wait - one can always jump back in on the way up. I'm just thinking of that poor guy who said he was a college student and sounded like he put a lot into HISC at higher prices - hope he learned something even if he sticks to this trading philosophy.

Good luck to you.